Customised touchscreens are used in a wide range of applications. Below are some special cases and specific application areas, covering information on irregular shapes, touchscreen thickness, functional buttons, transparent or through holes in the touchscreen, and touchscreen structure:
1. Irregular shape touch screen
Cases: right angle, curved, curved screen, round, asymmetric touch screen. This kind of touch screen breaks the traditional rectangular or flat shape and adopts other irregular designs to adapt to a specific installation environment or enhance the visual effect.
Application areas: intelligent robots, multifunctional conference rooms, multimedia exhibition halls, etc. In these places, irregularly shaped touch screens can provide richer display effects and better human-computer interaction experience.
2. Touch screen with different thickness
Case: Customised touch screens with different thicknesses according to actual needs. For example, a 7-inch touch screen may use 0.55mm or 0.70mm thickness glass to meet different durability and strength requirements. For other special environments, a thicker glass cover may be used, for example, shopping mall self-service enquiry machine equipment requires 6-12mm glass cover, in order to achieve the level of storm protection, to avoid the risk of breaking and hurting the customers during the use.
Applications: Widely used in a variety of intelligent terminal equipment, such as self-service terminals, industrial control equipment, medical equipment and so on. Different thickness of the touch screen can meet the needs of use in different scenarios and ensure the stability and durability of the equipment.
3. Customisation of Functional Keys
Case: Customise specific functional keys on the touch screen, such as the on/off key, menu key, back key, volume control key, etc. These keys can be customised according to the user's needs. These keys can be laid out and designed according to the user's needs to provide a more convenient operating experience.
Application areas: smartphones, tablet PCs, in-vehicle touchscreens, etc. By customising the function keys, users can quickly access frequently used functions, improving the ease of use and operational efficiency of the device.
4. Transparent holes or through holes on the touch screen
Case: Transparent holes or through holes are opened on touchscreens for camera, infrared sensors, and other components to pass through. These holes are usually specially treated to ensure the integrity and light transmission of the touch screen.
Application areas: smartphones, tablets, smart home devices, etc. The design of transparent holes or through holes allows these devices to integrate more sensors and functional components, enhancing the intelligence level and user experience of the devices.
5. Touch screen structure
Choose the right type of touch screen according to the usage scenario and technical requirements to ensure the stability and performance performance of the device. For example, glass + glass ITO sensor structure, glass + film sensor structure, glass + double film sensor structure in the harsh industrial environment, glass as the cover of the touch screen structure is more resistant to scratching, impact and other physical damage to ensure the stable operation of the device.
Another example is PMMA cover lens+ glass ITO sensor structure, PMMA cover lens+ film sensor structure, PMMA cover lens+ double film sensor structure structure. The touch screen structure with PMMA as the cover usually has a greater advantage in price and is suitable for some application scenarios with limited budget.
